Priority III

Priority IV

Phase I – F. Eugene Romano Hall

Now complete, F. Eugene Romano Hall is a beautifully designed 23,000-square-foot teaching and research facility that provides classroom, laboratory, and clinical space for UC’s health scienceprograms:

Physical TherapyOccupational TherapyNursing

This fully accessible, energy-efficient, state-of-the-art building provides for an extremely high level of training for professional health practitioners on site. “The new facility offers more opportunities for students to work in a clinical laboratory setting,” says Dale Scalise-Smith, Ph.D., director of UC’s physical therapy program. “It allows for greater self-direction in learning and helps build clinical experience, which is a critical component in the physical therapy profession.”

Features include:

Clinical laboratories designed to maximize opportunities for student learning Dedicated research space with cutting-edge equipment Outpatient consultation facilities provide space for client service